Eni, over 3,5 billion orders for XNUMX-year bonds

2 July 2013, 11:12 | di FIRSTonline editorial team | 0

The 10-year bond benchmark launched by Eni this morning is enjoying great success: already collected over 3,5 billion euros of orders - The "price guidance" has been adjusted downwards, to 140-145 basis points on the midswap from 145-150 .

Eni, over 3,5 billion orders for XNUMX-year bonds

Strong demand for the 3,5-year benchmark bond launched this morning by Eni. In the late morning, requests received exceeded XNUMX billion, so much so that the placement, according to sources familiar with the operation, should close today.

Thanks to the amount of orders, the “price guidance” decreased to 140-145 basis points on the midswap compared to the 145-150 initially forecast. The issue is handled by Banco Santander, Bnp Paribas, Jp Morgan Securities, Merrill Lynch and UniCredit Bang. The bond is dedicated to institutional investors and will be tradable on the Luxembourg market.

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Eni, over 3,5 billion orders for XNUMX-year bonds

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Stock markets were two-speed on September 28: the AI decline weighed down Wall Street, but Europe also slowed in the final stages. In Milan, Danieli collapsed (-15,4%).